Rivelin Valley Conservation Group
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The Rivelin Valley Conservation Group was joined by the Action for Stannington group in a joint annual litter pick in Rivelin Valley on Sunday 28th April
Around 30 volunteers congregated at Havelock Dam and were given high vis, gloves, bags and litter pickers and instructions where to go.
The rubbish was then left at the side of the road to be collected by car and trailer and deposited in Rivelin Corn Mill car park to be collected by the Sheffield City Council
The two individuals in the picture are Graham Appleby (RVCG Chairman) and Scott Berg (RVCG member) who manned the car and trailer.
Sadly Hagg Hill was seemingly purposely littered again within minutes of being cleared therefore I returned today to clear it once more
Thank you to all the volunteers who attended and for returning all but one litter picker
The details have been sent to the Sheffield Star so keep a look out
One of the finds was a rather decent bicycle found dumped in shrubbery at the bottom of Stannington Road
If anyone has any idea of the possible owner, please let me know
Rachel Parkin – Garden History Styles
If you would like to participate and not currently a member then please contact Graham Appleby on rvcg.chair@btinternet.com or 01142 2660203
with Mr Antony Poulton-Smith
If you would like to participate and not currently a member then please contact Graham Appleby on rvcg.chair@btinternet.com or 01142 2660203
If you would like to participate and not currently a member then please contact Graham Appleby on rvcg.chair@btinternet.com or 01142 2660203
With Roy Yates. If you intend coming to this meeting and would like Roy to comment on your surname, then please contact Graham Appleby on rvcg.chair@btinternet.com or 01142 2660203
If you would like to participate and not currently a member then please give contact Graham Appleby on rvcg.chair@btinternet.com or 01142 2660203
We have now installed marker posts at all 20 of the mills and dams along the Rivelin. This has been made possible by the many kind donations and sponsorship of the posts.
Each post marks the site of a particular mill and comes with a QR code and an NFC tag which can be used from a smart phone to access videos, images and further information about the history of the site, and the nature in that area. Click here to see the new interpretation.
Now with even more pictures and information to guide you through this beautiful valley, this updated and extended edition features a trail guide with maps, historical details about each watermill site and where to look for the wildlife. It is richly-illustrated in colour with old photographs and maps. Click for more details ...
"Walking the Rivelin" is also now available from:
